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TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS B. Road Traffic

Agreement on the International Carriage of Perishable Foodstuffs and on the Special Equipment to be used for such Carriage (ATP) 1

Reference
XI-B-22
Adopted
Geneva, 1 September 1970
Entry into force
21 November 1976, in accordance with article 11(1).
Registration
21 November 1976, No. 15121
Signatories
7
Parties
52
Depositary record
United Nations Treaty Collection

Who signed, and when

CountrySignatureRatification, acceptance, approval or accession
Albania - 26 Jan 2005 a
Andorra - 14 Jul 2008 a
Armenia - 25 Jan 2022 a
Austria 28 May 1971 1 Mar 1977
Azerbaijan - 8 May 2000 a
Belarus - 3 Aug 2001 a
Belgium - 1 Oct 1979 a
Bosnia and Herzegovina - 12 Jan 1994 d
Bulgaria - 26 Jan 1978 a
Croatia - 3 Aug 1992 d
Czech Republic - 2 Jun 1993 d
Denmark - 22 Nov 1976 a
Estonia - 6 Feb 1998 a
Finland - 15 May 1980 a
France - 1 Mar 1971 s
Georgia - 30 Nov 1998 a
Germany 4 Feb 1971 8 Oct 1974
Greece - 1 Apr 1992 a
Hungary - 4 Dec 1987 a
Iran (Islamic Republic of) - 2 Dec 2021 a
Ireland - 22 Mar 1988 a
Italy 28 May 1971 30 Sep 1977
Kazakhstan - 17 Jul 1995 a
Kyrgyzstan - 22 Oct 2012 a
Latvia - 6 Feb 2003 a
Lithuania - 28 Apr 2000 a
Luxembourg 25 May 1971 9 May 1978
Monaco - 24 Oct 2001 a
Montenegro - 23 Oct 2006 d
Morocco - 5 Mar 1981 a
Netherlands (Kingdom of the) 28 May 1971 30 Nov 1978
North Macedonia - 20 Dec 1999 d
Norway - 14 Jul 1979 a
Poland - 5 May 1983 a
Portugal 28 May 1971 15 Aug 1988
Republic of Moldova - 11 Sep 2007 a
Romania - 22 Apr 1999 a
Russian Federation - 10 Sep 1971 a
San Marino - 17 May 2016 a
Saudi Arabia - 13 Jan 2015 a
Serbia - 12 Mar 2001 d
Slovakia - 28 May 1993 d
Slovenia - 6 Aug 1993 d
Spain - 24 Apr 1972 a
Sweden - 13 Dec 1978 a
Switzerland 28 May 1971 -
Tajikistan - 28 Dec 2011 a
Tunisia - 3 Apr 2007 a
Türkiye - 21 Dec 2012 a
Ukraine - 25 Jul 2007 a
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland - 5 Oct 1979 a
United States of America - 20 Jan 1983 a
Uzbekistan - 11 Jan 1999 a

Participants that are UN member states link to their profile. The Holy See, the European Union, the Cook Islands and Niue appear in these tables and are not member states, so they are named without a link rather than attached to the nearest match. The third column carries the depositary’s own annotation. Accession, succession and acceptance are legally distinct from ratification and are shown as the record states them rather than flattened into one word.

Counts verified against the depositary’s own totals for this treaty before publication. The United Nations Treaty Collection is the authority; this page is a readable copy and may lag it.

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